Romania's participation in hospitality competitions has grown significantly in recent years.
On February 20, 1856, the Romanian society took a major step towards modernization by freeing the Roma from slavery.
The generation of those who fought in the trenches of WWI gave the 20th-century Romania Grigore Gafencu, a jurist, politician, diplomat, journalist and leader of the anti-communist exile after 1945.
The Bucharest City Museum is playing host to a temporary exhibition entitled “Journey to the afterlife. Ancient funerary rituals in the Varna region”.
In the Romanian folk tradition, the Carpathian bear is a frequent presence in the folk calendar.
Numerous travel agencies and operators presented their holiday offers at the latest travel fair in Romania
Digitization influences the neurophysical, psychological, social, cultural and transgenerational development of children and the environment they grow up in.
Romania's hospitality industry has matured and is laying more emphasis on sustainability, high quality services and coming in line with EU standards
For Romanian culture, February 19, 2026, is a very important date, as it marks the 150th anniversary of the birth of Constantin Brâncuși
Traian Savulescu was one of the leading figures of the Romanian Phytopathology
"Night Butterflies", Andrei Răuțu’s debut film, reflects the way we relate to time, memory and the stories of the generations that have marked our culture.
The SAFE (Security Action for Europe) instrument is the EU's urgent and temporary response to the deterioration of the security environment, with the aim of accelerating major public investments in the European defense industry.
Located at the foot of the Postăvaru Massif, in central Romania, Poiana Brașov is the standard of excellence in Romanian mountain tourism, being officially recognized as the most modern ski resort in the country.
The issue of lowering the age of criminal responsibility is again in the public spotlight in Romania.
The union of the Principalities of Moldavia and Wallachia on January 24, 1859, was one of the three great moments of Romanian history in the 19th century.
